Black Heart: A totally gripping serial killer thriller: Volume 1 (Detective Dan Riley)

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He knows what it’s like to receive that particular bad news, the shock of it all, the grief and how hard it is to move on. When the body of a wealthy man is found in a hotel bathtub with his wrists slashed, it seems this case is nothing more than a tragic suicide.

In "Black Heart", too much time was allocated to Detective Dan Riley lamenting over the death of his former girlfriend but, overall, the book was a winner. I kept hoping that I’d be naturally great at locks, since I was pretty sure I wasn’t a worker back then, and since I already felt like an outsider in my family.She was least calculative and not at all ruthless, if you know what I mean, when it comes to serial killers. While this read ensnared me with its — at times — spellbinding narrative, it proved too a swift voyage through its pages.

But this bride stumbles alone into the snow, her silk train dragging through dirt, her hands bloody from the murder she just committed. Dan’s a cracking character, he’s still quite vulnerable after the loss of his girlfriend and is struggling to let go but he’s a determined detective and a blooming good one at that. I can’t believe that you blackmailed me into becoming Johnny Law and now I have to sweat it out five days a week with the other recruits while you use my experience to stalk your girlfriend. When the Feds ask Cassel to do the one thing he said he would never do again, he needs to sort out what’s a con and what’s truth.

Maggie leans against the apple tree, watching her fun-loving husband and darling children as her heart swells with pride. In a realm where narrator scrutiny often reigns, James Lailey effortlessly breathes life into this tale, ensuring that discerning voices and characters vanish into the ether. The book began well, and we got a pretty good viewing of the murder in progress and how psychotic the killer actually is.